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Braden Keyser, David Abbondandolo, Liam Heggs, and Alex Lyakhovets

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Braden Keyser, David Abbondandolo, Liam Heggs, and Alex Lyakhovets

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We think the Lexington-Concord battle was the battle that had the biggest impact upon the Revolutionary War. We know this because it was the first and most significant battle that started the Revolutionary War. Also, this battle formed the Continental Army and gave them their first victory against the British which raised their spirits and was a great military victory. It gave them good hopes for the future of the war since they won that first battle. In conclusion, we agree that the Lexington-Concord battle was the battle that had the biggest impact upon the Revolutionary War.

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The battle that most impacted the revolutionary war was the battle of Trenton. It was occurred on December 26 1776 and also gave hope to America. The battle was the turning point of the Revolutionary war against Britain. Since it was the beginning of the revolutionary war it was very impactful to the American's since they had to get prepared for the war. This is why the battle of Trenton was the battle that had the biggest impact.

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The battle that had the biggest impact on the Revolutionary War was the battle of Lexington and Concord because it was the first armed clash of the war and was also the battle that started the whole revolution.

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Tyson Dixon Jacob Rubenstein Zoe Gimbel Gabe Kinstlinger

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Tyson Dixon Jacob Rubenstein Zoe Gimbel Gabe Kinstlinger

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The battle of saratoga was the most important battle of the revolutionary war because it convinced the french to join the revolutionary's in the war.

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The battle in the Revolutionary War that had the greatest impact on the War was Ticonderoga because the Americans had a chance to get supplies and machinery/ artillery that they needed and this benefitted them in the long run.

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Reid Jones, Hayden Paige, Simon Spath, Evan Rabinowitz

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Reid Jones, Hayden Paige, Simon Spath, Evan Rabinowitz

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The Battle of Lexington and Concord had the biggest impact on the revolutionary because it initianted the whole revolutionary war and without it there may not have been a revolutionary war. It was very important.

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The battle that had the biggest impact on the Revolutionary War was the battle of Ticonderoga because the British were humiliated there. The Americans quickly captured the fort and the British were forced to move out before they all got killed. There was enough artillery there for the Americans to defeat the British with ease, it was a proud accomplishment for them. This was the easiest battle for them in the Revolutionary War.

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The battle of Trenton was the most impactful and crucial battle that increased colonial morale. It also gave great credit and prestige to General George Washington, for his great victory that also allowed for the capture of hundreds of hired German soldiers. This much needed morale boost allowed for the war to continue with the backing of the colonial people and congress who gave more much needed supplies to the soldiers for this victory.

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The battle that impacted the American Revolution the most was the Yorktown Battle. This battle ended the American Revolution with the Treaty of Paris September 3rd, 1783. the British surrendered on October 19th, 1781.

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The Battle of Lexington and Concord had the most impact on the Revolutionary War. It was the first battle, or 'clash' of the War, and it had a fair amount of casualties to each side (90 to the Americans, 250 to the British). It established the Colonial army and featured famous War generals and figures such as Paul Revere, Samuel Prescott, and Lieutenant Colonel Francis Smith. In conclusion, the first battle of the Revolutionary War was also the one with the most impact.

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The battle of Ticonderoga had the most impact on the Revolutionary War because it gave the Americans the fort, which they took over from the British and this gave them an increase in weapons to help them cause more damage to the British army. This gave them a major advantage over all, allowing them to beat the British

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The battle of Ticonderoga impacted the Revolutionary war the most. Due to the supplies that they collected , it allowed them to be able to have a way larger chance in successfully winning the war over the British. It also allowed them to make the British leave Boston. With the new weapons that they have collected they were able to do more destruction to the British causing them to win the war.

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The Battle of Ticonderoga is the battle that most impacted the Revolutionary War. With the taking of the fort, they were able to get heavy artillery and supplies that they desperately needed. It allowed Colonel Henry Knox (Washington's Chief of Artillery) to have a great strategic position to force the British out of Boston, and supplied an important trade route with Canada. The advantage of heavy artillery gave them an advantage and a turning point to which they needed to beat the British, especially in their area.

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The battle that had the most impact on the Revolutionary War was the Lexington and Concord. This was because the Lexington and Concord was the first battle of the Revolution. In fact, the battle started the Revolution. Also, the battle impacted the British because it killed 350 soldiers, but only 90 colonists. this proved to the British that the colonists had more power than previously believed by the British.